All Saints Day Dedication of St. Margaretis Chancel Brighton
All Saints Day marked the formal opening of St. Margaret s Episcopal Church chancel built this summer as a memorial to Rev. Augustus Prime. A service featured a sermon by Rev. Joseph Dinzy and the rector Rev. Walter G. Read read a Prime memorial sermon.
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St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Brighton
Augustus Prime
Joseph Dinzy
Hanover
Walter G. Read
Father Prime
M. J. Scanlan
Charities
Sister de Lasalle
Sisters of St. Joseph
Marie Duval
Delma Casey
Michael J. Cuddihy
St. Margaret's Church
Dorchester
Henry T. Grady
St. Benedict's
Somerville
Walter Roche
St. Joseph's
West End
James Hayes
Mission Church
Roxbury
Joseph F. Coppinger
P. R
St. Augustine's
South Boston
Two Deputy Sheriffs Appointed by Fairbairn in Middlesex
Sheriff John R. Fairbairn of Middlesex county announced the appointment of Bernard I F Gately of Lowell and Martin Conway of Billerica as deputy sheriffs. Gately served 20 years as constable with commendable official work. Conway, former chief of police of Billerica, is noted for handling major cases including the capture of a gang of safe-blowers.
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John R. Fairbairn
Middlesex County
Bernard I F. Gately
Lowell
Martin Conway
Billerica
Gately
Conway
Messrs
North Adams
Mass
Internal Revenue Department
Boston
McKinley
Cornell University Law School
Ithaca
N. Y
Boston University Law School
Massachusetts
Finance Commission Backs New York Budget Plan for Boston
The Finance Commission urges testing the New York budget system in Boston with the next annual appropriation to show its utility. It criticizes Boston’s budget as archaic and prone to abuses and asks the mayor and city council to publish the report.
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Fin. Com
New York
Finance Commission
Boston
Boston Historians Debate New York History Claims
Boston figures including Charles F. Read and Mrs J Frank Hodge dispute New York ledgers on the Boston Massacre Tea Party and Bunker Hill. They urge proof before altering established histories while defending Boston laurels against New York revisions.
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New York
D A. R
Charles F. Read
Brookline
Bostonian Society
J. Frank Hodge
Winchester
Boston
Bunker Hill
Cardinal Rededicates the Old St. Thomas Church
Cardinal O Connell presided at the rededication of St. Thomas Church Jamaica Plain with a high mass and solemn procession. The ceremony featured a 100 strong Knights of Columbus contingent and clergy from multiple parishes, praising renovation work and the church as a temple of God.
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Cardinal
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas’ Church
Jemaica Plain
Cardinal O'Connell
Knights of Columbus
Baldric
Cardinal O’connell
John T. Cummins
Sacred Heart Church
Roslindale
George A. Lyons
Church of Our Lady of Londres
Jamaica Plain
South Street
Fourth Degree
Joseph G. Anderson
D. D
V. G
Boston
Anderson
Aigle
House of God
Church of God
Jesus Christ
John F. Cummins
Andersons
School for Jewish Teachers Opened in Boston
The formal opening of the training school for Jewish teachers of Boston and vicinity occurred last night in the vestry of Temple Chabei Shalom on Union Park Street. Addresses were given by Rabbi M. M. Eichler, Rev. Dr. Herman H. Rubenovitz of Temple Mishkan Tefila Roxbury, Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Israel, and Lee M. Freedman.
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Boston
Temple Chabei Shalom
Union -Park Street
M. M. Eichler
Herman H. Rubenovitz
Temple Mishkan
Lomasney Praises Finance Commission in Boston
Martin M. Lomasney, famed Ward 8 political chief and foe of the Finance Commission, declared at a Hendricks Club meeting that the Commission’s power is a good thing for Boston. He praised the system as a check on city expenditures while attacking reform factions and supporting the district council bill opposed by reform leaders.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Boston Finance Commission
Foss
Finance Commission
Progressive
American Bar Association
Boston City Club
Robert Fulton Council
R. of
South Boston
Cornell Club of
New England
Dorchester Club
Charitable Irish Society
Boston University Law School Association
Dorchester
Martin M. Lomasney
Ward 8
Hendricks Club
Boston
Lomasney
Reformers Meet Resistance in District Council Debate
Leader Lomasney attacks reformers and the district council bill calling them good government rascals. He accuses them of fraud in nomination papers and forming a private political machine to influence council elections. Ward 8’s leader echoes distrust of district representation and old aldermanic norms.
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Lomasney
Star Chamber
Train Fatality Near Shirley Avenue Bridge in Revere
Joseph McKenna, 50, of 16 Revere Beach Parkway, Revere, found dead beside the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad tracks near Shirley avenue bridge. He was struck by a train early yesterday morning.
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Joseph McKenna
Revere Beach Parkway
Revere
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Shirley Avenue Bridge
Double Legal Stamps With Purchases At Wolf's Clothier
Shopper gets two legal stamps for every purchase all day at Wolf's, My Clothier, located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets.
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John J. Hoar
King St
Boston
Boston Globe
Lawler
Fenator
Hoar
Democrats of
Wales
Sanford Bates
John A.hearn
Lombard J
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Tweedey
Wolf’s
Portland Streets
Mrs Grogan Says Daughter Was Murdered In Bay City
Mrs Elizabeth W Grogan declares her daughter Beryl Grogan Krause died from foul play prompting Bay City Texas authorities to reopen a poison death case officially ruled as self harm. She arrived from Cambridge Massachusetts to push for a thorough investigation.
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Bay City
Tex
Elizabeth W. Grogan
Beryl Grogan-Krause
Grogan
Cambridge
Mass
Questions Linger On Girl's Death and Duress Marriage
County Attorney R R Lewis argues death by own action based on a death bed admission and a letter to her mother. He suspects the husband Rudolph Krause, 40, while the girl 20, and notes a secret marriage during Mrs Grogan’s absence. Mrs Grogan seeks Massachusetts burial and possible court action to annul the marriage on grounds of duress. Authorities will probe all alleged strange and suspicious aspects despite no murder evidence found yet.
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R. R. Lewis
Rudolph Krause
Krause
Canopic Liner Missing After Naples Departure
The White Star liner Canopic, bound from Naples and due here yesterday, had not reported by late last night, raising concern about its status and schedule.
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Naples
Dry plank explained by Walker at Tremont Temple
Hon. Joseph Walker addressed about 1000 members of the Tremont Temple brotherhood on the national prohibition plank in the Progressive platform. The Prohibition issue was the focus as Cortland Myers and others asked for fuller reasons for its inclusion in the Massachusetts Progressive reforms.
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Joseph Walker
Brotherhood of Tremont Temple
Progressive Party
Cortland Myers
Walker
Massachusetts
Progressives Stand Against Liquor in Mass Party Address
Mr. Walker pressed that progressives from all parties take a clear stand on liquor. He cited McCall’s silence as typical of old parties with liquor interests. He urged social welfare, home protection, and national prohibition via the Sheppard-Hobson amendment as the Massachusetts Progressive stance.
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Walker
Samuel W. McCall
Mr. Walker
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Sheppard- Hobson
United States
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